Breakpoints View

The Breakpoints view displays breakpoints for procedural objects being debugged.

Table 1. Breakpoints view context menu functions
Name	Action
Go to File	Open the file containing the selected breakpoint in the editor.
Enable	Enable the selected breakpoint.
Disable	Disable the selected breakpoint.
Remove	Remove the selected breakpoint.
Remove All	Remove all breakpoints.
Select All	Select all breakpoints.
Copy	Copy the selected breakpoint.
Paste	Paste the selected breakpoint.
Export Breakpoints	Opens the Export Breakpoints wizard. Select the breakpoints to export, specify a destination file, and click Finish to export the breakpoints.
Import Breakpoints	Opens the Import Breakpoints wizard. Specify a source file, and select import options: Automatically update existing breakpoints Automatically create breakpoint working sets Click Finish to import the breakpoints.
Properties	Opens a properties screen indicating the procedural object containing the selected breakpoint and the line number on which the breakpoint appears in the procedural object code. The properties screen also indicates whether or not the breakpoint is enabled.

Set working sets and groupings for breakpoints from the drop-down menu.

Table 2. View drop-down menu functions
Name	Action
Group By	Group the listed breakpoints by: Breakpoints Breakpoint Types Breakpoint Working Sets Files Projects Resource Working Sets Advanced
Select Default Working Set	Select a default working set, and click OK.
Deselect Default Working Set	Deselect a default working set, and click OK.
Working Sets	From the Select Working Set dialog, select a working set, and click OK. To create a new working set, click New, and follow the instructions in the New Working Set wizard.
Show Qualified Names	Display qualified breakpoint names.

Table 3. Breakpoints view buttons
Icon	Name	Action
	Remove Selected Breakpoint	Remove the selected breakpoint.
	Remove All Breakpoints	Remove all breakpoints.
	Show Breakpoints Supported by Selected Target	Show breakpoints supported by the selected procedural object.
	Go to File for Breakpoint	Open the file containing the selected breakpoint.
	Skip All Breakpoints	Skip all breakpoints.
	Expand All	Expand all tree nodes.
	Collapse All	Collapse all tree nodes.
	Link with Debug View	Link the selected breakpoint with the Debug View.
	Add Java Exception Breakpoint	Add a Java exception breakpoint.

Related concepts

SQL Results View

Referenced Tables View

SQL File Editor Outline View

Execution Plan View

Related tasks

Setting a Breakpoint

Enabling or Disabling a Breakpoint

Removing a Breakpoint

Related reference

Database Debug Views

SQL Anywhere Trigger Rows View

Debug Breakpoint Properties Page

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